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Building & Remodeling

Whether you’re considering a home addition, a small remodeling project or building a new house, turn to eHow for practical advice designed to make the process painless. From giving your bedroom a mini-makeover to re-carpeting the entire house, eHow’s building and remodeling How Tos cover projects of any size. Find ideas for bathrooms, kitchens, ceilings, floors and everything in-between. Need design ideas? eHow has architecture advice for all experience levels. Before getting started, research tools, equipment, building materials and supplies. eHow’s experts even have recommendations for historic restoration.

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  • How to Sound Proofing a Wall

    Whether you are keep the noise in or keeping it out. This is a great way to sound proof any room or wall.

  • How to Install Carpet in Your House

    You want to change carpet in your house. It is not that hard with a few tools.

  • What Is 3M Adhesive Remover?

    Based in St. Paul, Minnesota, 3M is a company best known for creating products that use adhesive, such as cellophane tape and Post-It notes. 3M also manufactures a product known as Adhesive Remover.

  • How to Fix Ceramic Tile to a Wooden Countertop

    Laying tile on a floor usually requires very rigid cement board and thinset mortar, but it's much simpler on a countertop because there won't be significant weight on it. Just about any solid,...

  • How to Install Entryway Floor Tile

    Your entry is the first thing people see when they enter your home, and we all know how important first impressions are. The first step in tiling an entry is to choose what kind of floor tiles...

  • How to Add A Door Bottom to Insulate Your Home

    Insulating the gaps around the entry doors of your home will save you money in energy costs. You can add felt insulation or a weatherseal under the door but the gap may be too tight. A better...

  • How to Cover Water Damaged Ceilings with Decorative Ceiling Tiles

    A water damaged ceiling can be a real eyesore. Once you've found and repaired the source of the water damage, it's time to cover the stains, damaged plaster and peeling ceiling surfaces. You don't...

  • How to Convert Chests Into Sinks

    Perhaps you wish to install a vanity/sink combination that looks like an antique piece of furniture in your bathroom but can't stomach the cost the building supply store charges for it. Let the...

  • How to Fix Ceramic Tiles

    Loose or cracked ceramic tiles not only look bad, they can also cause damage. Tile walls or floors are designed to seal out moisture, and any break in that seal can allows moisture to get behind...

  • How to Glue Wood to Mirror

    It is easy to glue wood to a mirror with some construction adhesive and clamps. PL-400 is the most commonly used construction adhesive and bonds to all sorts of surfaces, including wood, concrete,...

  • How to Glue Wood to MDF Panels

    It is easy to glue MDF to wood with some construction adhesive and clamps. MDF stands for medium-density fiberboard and cuts and handles similar to wood. PL-400 is the most commonly used...

  • How to Glue a Wood Frame to a Mirror's Surface

    It is easy to glue wood to a mirror with some construction adhesive and clamps. PL-400 is the most commonly used construction adhesive and bonds to all sorts of surfaces, including wood, concrete,...

  • How to Glue Cellular PVC Molding to Wood

    Cellular PVC molding is easy to glue to wood with some construction adhesive and clamps. Cellular PVC cuts and handles similar to wood and is easy to work with. PL-400 is the most commonly used...

  • How to Secure Wood to Brick When Building a Deck

    The most foolproof method to secure wood to brick is with construction adhesive. You could also drill holes or use explosive fasteners, but both of those can break the brick. PL-400 is the most...

  • DIY Pine Paneling

    With several design options available, pine paneling can be an attractive and easy-to-install wall treatment. Instead of hiring the work done, this type of home project can be done on your own and...

  • How to Put a Kitchen Cupboard Door on a Dishwasher

    One of the newer trends in kitchen remodeling is the integrated dishwasher, designed to look just like any other cabinet in the kitchen. Fully integrated dishwashers are completely concealed by a...

  • How to Install Hardwood Floors Over OSB

    Oriented strand board, or OSB, is made from small strips of wood scraps pressed together with resin to provide a surface similar to particle board. Like particle board, OSB isn't the best surface...

  • How to Ceramic Tile an Outside Corner

    Installing ceramic tile to an outside corner involves "hiding" the tile edges from view. To obtain a sharp and symmetric look, both sides of the corner must be flush to the corner evenly. A butt...

  • How to Fix Wall Tiles

    A wall tile that's loose, cracked or broken can ruin the look of an otherwise nice tiled wall. It can also literally ruin the wall, if moisture gets under it and migrates beneath the other tiles,...

  • How to Seal Windows with Shrink Film

    If you want to stop cold drafts and lower your winter heating bill, sealing your windows with shrink film is a perfect option. Shrink film is easily removable when summertime rolls around, making...

  • How to Install Bath Tub Tiles

    Even if you don't have a shower head over your bath tub, the walls around the tub are especially vulnerable to moisture and damage because of rising steam and splashing water. Tile is one of the...

  • How to Avoid Adhesive Failures on Ceramic Tiles

    Ceramic tiles are an attractive and durable tiling choice for any surface. The tiles come in a variety of sizes and colors and can last decades provided they're given adequate maintenance. Placing...

  • How to Install Broken Tiles

    Broken tiles are not always debris good only for disposal. A creative mind can put the tiles to good use, installing them to a surface to make a piece of art from the broken pieces. This process...

  • How to Install Commercial Grade Resilient Floors

    The term "resilient flooring" refers to vinyl, linoleum and rubber flooring, all of which are waterproof, durable materials. Sheet versions of resilient flooring offer the advantages of having few...

  • How to Install Ceramic Floor Tile with Adhesive or Mortar

    Ceramic floor tile can be laid with either a chemical tile adhesive---which resembles an acrylic glue---or thinset mortar, which is more like cement. Which you choose to use is up to you, though,...

  • How to Remove Old Vinyl Floor Covering

    Vinyl floor covering is an inexpensive flooring option used most often in the wet areas of the home such as the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry room. Vinyl flooring is installed using an adhesive...

  • How to Add Beadboard to Cabinet Doors

    Beadboard has been a staple of interior design for over a century. The classic vertical lines break up horizontal surfaces, providing depth and detail. It is equally at home on kitchen ceilings or...

  • How to Lay Bathroom Tile Over Linoleum

    Ceramic tile adds a richness and beauty to any room. It's not a difficult process to install tile, and is a common enough project for any homeowner to undertake. Tile requires a relatively sturdy...

  • How to Glue Loose Bathroom Tiles

    A loose tile on your bathroom floor or wall isn't just annoying. Moisture can get underneath a tile that's loose, and under the adjoining tiles, causing more loose tiles, as well as the potential...

  • How to Add Molding to Melamine Cabinets

    It's difficult to go into any building these days--residential or commercial--without seeing a lot of melamine cabinetry and shelving. It's cheap, durable and straight with clean lines. Advances...

  • How to Lay Linoleum Tiles

    Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom can be a daunting task. However, if you choose the right products and follow the right steps it can be a very rewarding experience. If you are looking to install...

  • Easy Install Bamboo Flooring

    Bamboo flooring is a smooth-textured and beautiful, lighter-color alternative to regular hardwood flooring. Not only is bamboo flooring durable, but it is also an environmentally conscientious...

  • How to Install Glue Down Berber Carpet

    One of the easiest carpet installation methods is the glue-down method. It is a semi-permanent solution that will keep the carpet in place for years to come. When the carpet is worn and requires...

  • Is Adhesive Required for a Cork Underlayment Floating Floor?

    A floating floor sits on top of a subfloor without being nailed or glued down. Installing cork underneath a floating floor is a good investment that is beneficial for several reasons, one of which...

  • How Does Self-Adhesive Joint Tape for Drywall Work?

    Drywall is a relatively easy material to install on a frame to give a room a uniform look. The areas where the drywall panels come together, known as the joints, have to be finished before the...

  • How to Glue Styrofoam to Concrete Walls

    Bare concrete walls are usually an unpleasant thing to have in any home or building; they are bad at retaining heat and thus usually require some type of insulation to keep the rooms they surround...

  • How to Convert a Garage Into a Playroom

    As a family begins to grow and make adjustments, changes become necessary around the home. If there are not enough rooms in the house for a playroom, your garage can be made into one. Whatever...

  • How to Turn Your Garage Into a Room Quickly

    Whether you need another office, or another room to add to your home, your garage can easily be turned into that room. Within less than a week, you will be able to have your new room painted,...

  • How to Turn a Garage Into a Family Room or Office

    A home is a place where family gathers. When a family expands, rooms are somtimes changed around and you may be left needing an extra room. Don't forget that your garage can be host to this new...

  • How to Install Glue-Down Type Laminate Flooring

    Laminate flooring comes in tongue-and-groove systems that look and feel like real wood floors but are prefinished with laminate and are easier to install. There are numerous ways to install...

  • How to Set Backsplash Tile

    A backsplash is a section of tile, stone, metal or any other easily cleaned substance that rises along the wall from the back of a kitchen counter. The standard backsplash is 4 inches high, but a...

  • How to Add Moulding to Cabinets

    Nothing adds more interest and detail to kitchen cabinet doors and drawers than applied moulding. A rectangle of molding in the center of your doors gives your cabinets a custom feel and look for...

  • How to Attach a Bottom Plate to a Concrete Slab

    Attaching a bottom plate to the concrete slab is the first step in building walls for new construction. The bottom plate must be securely anchored to the concrete to maintain the integrity of the...

  • How to Install River Rock Tiles

    River rock or pebble tiles are durable and can be used indoors or out. River rock tiles can be used for flooring, wall applications, walkways, showers or pools. Installation is fairly easy because...

  • How to Apply Tile to Drywall

    Because of the composition of drywall, you should only do tile projects on drywall that are relatively lightweight and small in scope. Otherwise the drywall may become stressed and flex, causing...

  • How to Take Off Ceramic Tile From a Drywall

    If you have a wall covered with ceramic tile, removing the tile will be difficult. Odds are you can't do it without damaging the drywall. Your goal should be to save the tile. Tile is expensive...

  • How to Install a Kitchen Drawer Liner

    One problem that many people run into when they are cleaning out a drawer is how easily it can get messy. Dust, among other things, can collect in the bottom of the drawer, creating an...

  • How to Use Adhesive to Install Floor

    Use adhesive to install many types of flooring, including vinyl, laminate and ceramic tiles. While you will apply adhesive directly to some floors, some types of flooring come with a self-stick...

  • How to Glue Down Wooden Stairs

    Initially, when staircases are installed in a home they are made of wood and are then covered in carpet or wood coverings, which are installed to cover the risers and treads to provide a finished...

  • How to Install Vinyl Tile Around Toilet

    Installing vinyl tile around a toilet may seem like a daunting task, but even an inexperienced homeowner can easily replace flooring in the bathroom. Vinyl tiles are adhesive backed and will stick...

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